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headroom
[ hed-room, -room ]
noun
- Nautical. the clear space between two decks.
- Also called headway.
- clear vertical space, as between the head and sill of a doorway, the ceiling and floor of a room, or the ceiling of a vehicular passageway and a vehicle roof, as to allow passage or comfortable occupancy:
over 7.5 feet of headroom in the attic;
a covered bridge with limited headroom.
- clear vertical space above one鈥檚 head, as in a vehicle or room:
plenty of headroom for passengers.
- Audio. dynamic headroom.
headroom
/ -藢ru藧m; 藞h蓻d藢r蕣m /
noun
- the height of a bridge, room, etc; clearance
Example Sentences
This would wipe out the headroom the chancellor has to meet her spending and borrowing rules, and could mean further tax rises or spending cuts.
On Wednesday US President Donald Trump announced new global tariffs, which could hit the UK's economic growth and wipe out the headroom the chancellor has to meet her spending and borrowing rules.
Whatever that price, the decline in Tesla鈥檚 share price means that Musk鈥檚 headroom has shrunk materially since mid-December.
The OBR says that would more or less wipe out the headroom the government is predicted to have by 2029-30, reducing it "to almost zero".
The average headroom over that time is three times bigger at 拢30bn.
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